The Last Post by Ford Madox Ford. 1928

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The Last Post by Ford Madox Ford. Albert & Charles Boni 1928. Published in 1928, exploring the aftermath of World War I through the lives of Christopher Tietjens and his family, focusing on the psychological

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Reputations Ten Years After by Captain Liddelhart: Reputations Ten Years After by Captain B.H. Liddellhart. Little, Brown and Company 1928. A critical historical work by B.H. Liddelhart assessing top World War I military leaders ten years after the

Reputations Ten Years After by Captain Liddelhart

Rhymes of a Red Cross Man by Robert W Service: Rhymes of a Red Cross Man by Robert W Service. First Edition. Barse & Hopkins 1916. A collection of wartime poetry by Robert W. Service, first published in 1916. Service, known as the "Bard of the

Rhymes of a Red Cross Man by Robert W Service

A Man Could Stand Up by Ford Madox Ford: A Man Could Stand Up by Ford Madox Ford. Second printing 1926. Focusing on the end of World War I and its impact on protagonist Christopher Tietjens, "the last Tory," and his complex relationships wit

A Man Could Stand Up by Ford Madox Ford

Some Do Not by Ford Madox Ford. First edition: Some Do Not by Ford Madox Ford. First edition Seltzer New York 1924. The first novel in Ford Madox Ford's Parade's End tetralogy, published in 1924, and follows the brilliant but unconventional statis

Some Do Not by Ford Madox Ford. First edition

No More Parades by Ford Madox Ford. 1925: No More Parades by Ford Madox Ford. Alberet & Charles Boni second printing 1925. Set during World War I, it follows Captain Christopher Tietjens as he manages military logistics in France while dealin

No More Parades by Ford Madox Ford. 1925

Narrative of the Journey to Kalat 1843: Narrative of the Journey to Kalat -including an account of the insurrection in Balochistan by Charles Masson, ESQ. London 1843

Narrative of the Journey to Kalat 1843

A Cup of Fury by Rupert Hughes. First edition: A Cup of Fury by Rupert Hughes. First edition A.L. Burt Company 1919. The story revolves around the life of Marie Louise, an American girl adopted into a prominent British family during World War I.

A Cup of Fury by Rupert Hughes. First edition

In Parenthesis By David Jones: In Parenthesis By David Jones. Later Chillmark Press New York printing. by David Jones, a poet, painter, and WWI veteran, that blends prose and poetry to recount his experiences as an infantryman on

In Parenthesis By David Jones

Signed copy "A Journeys End" by R.C Sherriff: A Journeys End by R.C Sherriff and Vernon Bartlett. 1930 First edition limited edition author signed. Exceptional collector authors signed edition. Number 142 of 600 copies for sale. Super rare.

Signed copy "A Journeys End" by R.C Sherriff

We'll Stick to the Finish C'est la Guerre -Chapple: We'll Stick to the Finish C'est la Guerre by Joe Mitchell Chapple. Chapple Publishing 1918. " A voice from the Soldiers and Sailors Overseas -People and Places in the War Zones (WWI).

We'll Stick to the Finish C'est la Guerre -Chapple

The Case of Sergeant Grischa by Arnold Zwieg: The Case of Sergeant Grischa by Arnold Zwieg. Viking New York 1928. A 1927 novel by German author Arnold Zweig, set during World War I, that critiques military bureaucracy and the dehumanization of

The Case of Sergeant Grischa by Arnold Zwieg

Fairies and Fusiliers - Poems by Robert Graves: Fairies and Fusiliers - Poems by Robert Graves. Second printing. New York 1919. A 1917 poetry collection by Robert Graves that contrasts the innocence of folklore with the brutal reality of World War

Fairies and Fusiliers - Poems by Robert Graves

Blind Alley by W.L. George. London 1919 1st print: Blind Alley by W.L. George. London 1919. First printing. The story follows Richard Larch, a "gallant gentleman," as he navigates the upheaval of the Great War. It explores his inner spiritual journey

Blind Alley by W.L. George. London 1919 1st print

War! Behind the Smoke Screen by William Allen: War! Behind the Smoke Screen by William Allen. Winston Company 1929. A 1929 book by William C. Allen that offers a critical look at British air development and the realities of World War I.

War! Behind the Smoke Screen by William Allen

Battle and Other Poems by Wilfred Wilson Gibson: Battle and Other Poems by Wilfred Wilson Gibson. Macmillan Company 1916. Poems and other contemplations of WWI.

Battle and Other Poems by Wilfred Wilson Gibson

Education Before Verdun by Arnold Zweig 1935: Education Before Verdun by Arnold Zweig. Viking 1936. Published in 1935, is a renowned anti-war novel by German author Arnold Zweig.

Education Before Verdun by Arnold Zweig 1935

Soldier's Pay by William Faulkner: Soldier's Pay by William Faulkner. Horace Liveright 1926. This is William Faulkner's debut novel, exploring the disillusionment and psychological scars of World War I through the homecoming of a

Soldier's Pay by William Faulkner

Character Bad A Story of a Conscientious Objector: Character Bad - A Story of a Conscientious Objector. As told through the letters of Harold Studley Gray. Harper Brothers 1934. A 1934 book comprising the letters of Harold Studley Gray, detailing his

Character Bad A Story of a Conscientious Objector

Lot of 2 programs for Journey's End by RC Sherriff: Lot of two programs for Journey's End by R.C. Sherriff. Unique play programs. Scarce.

Lot of 2 programs for Journey's End by RC Sherriff

Poems (1914-1920) by Robert Graves 1928: Poems (1914-1920) by Robert Graves. London second impression 1928.

Poems (1914-1920) by Robert Graves 1928

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